Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-23

ID. X. Musser, the shoeman, bcNrd-
ed The east bound train for LewistA q,
yesterday afternoon.
Distress after eating, heartburn,
sick headache, and indigestion are cured
hy Hoods Sarsapanlla. II also creates
good appetite.
Mrs. Henry c. Brumgard, of Nc
keesport, Alleghany Co., Pa, Was u
caller at this Office yesterday afternoon,
aud was on her way 10 RebeIsburg,
where she expects TO spend several
months with relatives.
The Clinton county Jail is without
prisoners at present aid Lock Haven,
the county seat, consequently prides it,
self upon its morality. Well. they are
certainly ahead of most counties in be-
havior for the time being. Aud yet
Lock Haven has twenty five licensed
but quiet and orderly drinking places.
AS we are nearing the time set for
the festival of the NJ. +. Ladies' Mite
Society we mig ht as we'll make up our
minds ut once not 10 bother with mites
but h clip the women along with all our
might and give them liberal patron
age. Wheneyer church needs money
our purses should be opened freely and
not grudgingly. Keep the date in
mind, July 2nd and 4th.
New ICE CREAM PARLoR.-The
und ersigned wishes TO announce that
she will conduct an Ice Cream Parlor
at b er residence on Main street, which
will be opened to the public every Sat
urday evening, when the very best
cream, of various tlavors, as well as
ice-cool lemonade will be served. A
share of the public patronage respect
fully solicited. ANNA NJ. DUCK.
We are in receipt Of invitation
cards to the animal commencement OF
Peirce College of Business, which takes
place in the Acamdemy of Music, Phil
adelphia, Friday evening, July lst, in
slant. The cards are of exquisite de-
sign and contain an order of exercises,
among which we notice the address to
graduates, by Rev. Sam. =. Jones,
the great western preacher. Sorry We
can't he there.
-Vigor and vitality ale quickly Civ
en- to every part of the body by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. That tired feeling Is en-
tirely overcome. The blood is purified,
enriched, and yitalized. and carries
health instead Of disc ase to very organ.
The stomach is toned and strengthened
and the appetite restored. The hekidneys
and liver are reused and nvigorated.
The brain is refreshed, tie mind made
clear AID ready for work. Try il,
MIR. james Kimport, of Harris
township, frightened our sanctum yes
terday afternoon and announces him
self ia this weeks JOURNAL as a eau
didate for treasurer. Mr.. X. IS broth
er of Dayid Kimport. Of Penn town.
ship, and is Just as hard democrat rs
Dave is IA republican,. Tie is known to
most OF our citizens as a man OF posi-
tive qualities, good standing and integ-
riiy. and il elected will liil the Office
with credit.
Another new announcement ap-
pearlng in this weeks issue is that OF
Mr.. Geo. w. Rumberger, for register.
Mr.. Rumberger is well and favorably
known to most of our readers as the
present clerk TO the county commits
sioners. He can also be considered a
veteran in his party, haying served
faithfully for many years, sharing its
victories and defeats but never finch
ing for a moment. Men OF that stamp
are deserving of some recognition at
the hands of their party.
"A remedy in kidney Affection
"My kidneys were so effected that |
have been compelled to get up as much
as ten times in one night. l had pains
in my side, back and left shoulder, and
when down could hardly rise. l was
unable TO bend my body without great
pain. / tried Simmons Liver Regula-
tor and my condition has improved so
much that hardly ever feel any of my
old trouble. w. Johnson, Express
Agent, Macon, Ga.
Prof. G. l.. Gramley, of Rebels
burg has sent out circu lars TO the effect
that he we will start a sc lect school in
that place on the 18th of July, the OBJ
| iect Of which will be TO prepare teach
ers professionally and 10 impart such
instructions as to fit pupils for the Or
binary business of life. Bookkeeping,
Latin, Etymology, Physics, Rhetoric,
Vocal Music, Letter Writing. English
Literature, Physical Geography, Geom-
etry are some of the branches which
will be taught. The term will continue
nire weeks. Tuition and boarding very
reasonable.
We took in the Spring Mills band
festival on Saturday evening and spent
real pleasant time among the people
of that place. Taking stroll from one
end of the town to the other We noticed
that the merchants are all wide-awake
to business. Another thing we could
not help but notice was the fleurishing
business done by the hotels at Spring
Mills. Last but not theieast the creamery
is booming aud turns out some of the
finest butter in the country. The only
thing wanting are boardwalks. and